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Just a friendly shoutout to our incredible School Nutrition staff!

Yesterday, our team was busy preparing and serving Smart Mouth pizzas, fries, salads and more for our students at Milford Middle School. But their work didn’t stop there! They were also hard at work preparing a delicious meal for the Milford Schools Foundation’s Night of the Stars, complete with stuffed mushrooms, vegetable crudités, chicken cacciatore and more!

Thank you for being such an important part of not only our schools , but the broader Milford community!
about 4 hours ago, Parker Brown
Two Milford School Nutrition staff members smile together behind the serving counter at Milford Middle School.
A Milford School Nutrition staff member cooks food in a large pan on the stove while preparing a meal in the school kitchen.
A woman seasoning a large bowl of potatoes
Individual yogurt parfaits topped with fruit and granola sit on trays in the Milford Middle School kitchen. Alt text: A Milford
A School Nutrition staff member slices fresh green peppers while preparing food in the Milford Middle School kitchen.
A Milford School Nutrition staff member wearing an apron and gloves prepares fresh greens in a school kitchen.
A Milford School Nutrition staff member smiles while preparing to serve a sandwich from behind the cafeteria counter.
Every September, we take a moment to say THANK YOU to our Mental Health Interventionists!

Our MHIs play an important role in supporting students across Milford Schools. From providing individual and small-group support to helping students navigate challenges, build coping skills and connect with additional resources, they are there when our students need someone in their corner.

Thank you to our Mental Health Interventionists for showing up for our Eagles each and every day. Your care and support make a lasting difference in our schools and in the lives of our students!
about 7 hours ago, Milford Schools
Milford Schools appreciation graphic featuring five Mental Health Interventionists holding green gift bags. The photos are arranged in a scrapbook-style collage on a red background with a large thank-you card recognizing Mental Health Interventionists for their support, compassion and dedication to students.
Before bringing The Shawshank Redemption to the stage, Mr. Derringer’s theatre students visited the Ohio State Reformatory, where the movie was filmed!

Students saw firsthand the conditions in which people lived at the former prison and learned about the harsh realities many experienced there. They’ll carry that history into their performances and their set, costume, sound and lighting designs.

Tickets are now on sale for Milford High School’s fall production of The Shawshank Redemption, running October 23–30: https://cur8.com/19491/project/141716
about 23 hours ago, Milford Schools
Milford theatre students and staff pose outside the stone entrance of the Ohio State Reformatory.
Two students stand in front of a Shawshank Redemption movie poster featuring Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman.
Students sit on wooden benches inside a large room at the reformatory, surrounded by tall columns and worn walls.
A former prison cell contains two metal bunks, a toilet and a sink beneath walls with peeling paint.
Milford theatre students walk along a narrow upper-level passage inside the Ohio State Reformatory.
Our next Fast Fact from Treasurer Ackermann is all about expenditures!


Did you know that approximately 80% of Milford Schools’ expenditures are related to our staff? Our employees are one of our greatest investments, and staffing represents the largest expense for a school district.


Milford works hard to build and support a team of outstanding educators and staff who make a difference in the lives of our students every day!
about 24 hours ago, Milford Schools
A chart of Milfords' Expenditre breakdown

It’s time to check out the Milford Schools Community Bulletin Board and stay connected with what’s happening around our community!

Check out flyers featuring the upcoming Milford TPA Father-Daughter Dance on Oct.24, a Fuel for Flight donation drive, an indoor baseball league and more!

See all the latest community opportunities here: https://www.milfordschools.org/page/community-bulletin-board

1 day ago, Milford Schools
Milford Exempted Village Schools Community Bulletin Board graphic featuring flyers for the Milford Middle School Father-Daughter Dance on October 24, an October donation drive benefiting Fuel for Flight, and a youth indoor baseball league.
Milford High School’s sophomore and junior class officers joined student leaders from across the Cincinnati area for the High Aims Student Leadership Symposium at Loveland High School!

Through activities led by Tom Burton, students explored how to strengthen their leadership skills, make student voices heard and create positive change in their schools and communities.

Wondering what High Aims is? It’s a group of local public school districts that work together to share resources and support student achievement. We’re glad our Eagles had the chance to learn alongside student leaders from other schools!
2 days ago, Milford Schools
Students stand at the front of the gym for a leadership discussion while other participants watch from tables.
Eight Milford students pose with two handmade posters about leadership and service.
Students talk during a partner activity in the gym as a projected slide prompts them to meet someone from another school.
Milford students smile around a table with markers and activity materials as groups work throughout the gym.
Milford students smile around a table with markers and activity materials as groups work throughout the gym.
Four Milford students sit together at a table in Loveland High School’s gym during the High Aims Student Leadership Symposium.
McCormick Fest was a blast!

McCormick Elementary not only met its fundraising goal, but surpassed it, with every dollar raised going right back to support McCormick students and their school!

To cap off the fundraiser, the school celebrated with its annual McCormick Fest, complete with games, prizes, food and fun galore!

A huge thank you to everyone who helped make the fundraiser and celebration such a success!
2 days ago, Milford Schools
A smiling student holds a basketball while playing a game at McCormick Fest as other students wait their turn.
A McCormick staff member and four students smile together during McCormick Fest, with inflatable activities in the background.
A young student smiles after coming down a colorful inflatable slide at McCormick Fest
A McCormick Elementary student plays miniature golf outdoors during McCormick Fest as other students wait nearby.
A student participates in a prize game at McCormick Fest, with inflatable activities and other families visible in the background.
A McCormick staff member helps a student at a game station during McCormick Fest.
Students participate in a carnival-style game at McCormick Fest while families and other activities fill the school grounds behind them
Students gather around a game station at McCormick Fest as a staff member helps lead the activity.
Students select prizes from a table filled with colorful candy during McCormick Fest.
A McCormick staff member smiles while talking with students during McCormick Fest, with families and activities filling the school grounds in the background.
To help ensure families and staff receive important information when it matters most, Milford Schools will test our urgent alert system on Monday, October 5, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Families and staff will receive a phone call, text message and email through SchoolMessenger.

SchoolMessenger uses the contact information families provide in PowerSchool. Families can review their information by signing in to PowerSchool through a web browser or the PowerSchool app.

Learn more about the test and what to do if you do not receive an alert: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/3150521
2 days ago, Milford Schools
Alt text: Milford Schools graphic announcing an Urgent Alert System Test on October 5 at 5:30 p.m. The graphic emphasizes “This is only a test” and reminds families and staff to check their contact information.
Fall is here, bringing cooler weather, cozy clothes and football … food?

This morning, Seipelt Elementary’s nutrition staff brought game day spirit to breakfast with football drawings on oranges, stickers and other fun touches. Families joined their students for breakfast and some quality time together. Thank you to our nutrition staff for making the morning special!
6 days ago, Milford Schools
A student carries a breakfast tray through the cafeteria serving lin
A student fills a cup at a juice station while a staff member helps during breakfast.
Four family members smile at a cafeteria table while eating breakfast together.
An adult and four children gather around a cafeteria table during breakfast.
A student carries a breakfast tray through the cafeteria serving line.
Two students and two adults smile around a cafeteria table filled with breakfast food.
An adult and a student smile together at a cafeteria table with breakfast boxes and drinks.
Families talk and eat breakfast together at tables in a busy school cafeteria.
Two adults and a young child pose together in front of a Charles L. Seipelt Elementary backdrop.
Thank you to the Rotary Club of Cincinnati-Eastside for welcoming Milford Schools to yesterday’s meeting! Superintendent Dr. Bobbie Fiori and Director of Teaching and Learning Misty Goetz shared some of the great things happening across our district. They discussed Milford’s report card and celebrated student achievements in academics, athletics, fine arts and more.
6 days ago, Milford Schools
A Cincinnati-Eastside Rotary member stands with Milford Schools Superintendent Dr. Bobbie Fiori and Director of Teaching and Learning Misty Goetz. They hold a Rotary banner reading “Create Lasting Impact.”
September brings the start of fall and two new Employees of the Month for Milford Schools!

Join us in congratulating Kelsey Brugler of Meadowview Elementary and Jennifer Jordan of Boyd E. Smith Elementary for their outstanding dedication to students.

Kelsey was recognized for her work to expand Meadowview’s special education continuum, her strong collaboration and her commitment to helping students grow. Jennifer was recognized for going above and beyond to help fifth-grade students achieve their goals while encouraging them and celebrating their successes.

Congratulations, Kelsey and Jennifer!
7 days ago, Milford Schools
Eagle Employee of the Month Kelsey Brugler of Meadowview Elementary holds her award while posing with five colleagues in a classroom.
Eagle Employee of the Month Jennifer Jordan of Boyd E. Smith Elementary holds her award while posing with five colleagues in a classroom.
It was wonderful seeing so many friendly faces at Meadowview Elementary’s Lunch on the Lawn yesterday!

Families joined students for lunch outside, and the rain held off just long enough for everyone to enjoy the afternoon together.
7 days ago, Milford Schools
A staff member talks with several students seated on a blanket during Lunch on the Lawn.
Students and adults enjoy lunch together on blankets and folding chairs outside the school.
Students and adults enjoy lunch together on blankets and folding chairs outside the school.
: An adult and student smile together while enjoying lunch on a blue blanket.
A student gestures while seated beside a smiling adult and an open lunch box on a blanket.
Two children and two adults enjoy a picnic lunch together on a gray blanket.
Two students and an adult smile while seated with their lunches on a blanket.
A student and an adult smile while eating lunch together on a picnic blanket.
A staff member visits with a student and adults gathered on a picnic blanket.
Congratulations to six Milford Middle School band students who were selected through a competitive audition to perform with the Junior Cincinnati Youth Wind Ensemble during the 2026–2027 school year!

The Junior Cincinnati Youth Wind Ensemble brings together talented seventh- and eighth-grade musicians from across the Cincinnati area to rehearse and perform challenging concert band music while building upon their school band experience.

Congratulations to:
Isabella L.
Elizabeth B.
Kellen W.
Lucas G.
Ben L.
Noah M.

We are proud to see these students represent Milford Middle School through this prestigious musical opportunity!
8 days ago, Milford Schools
Six Milford Middle School band students selected for the Junior Cincinnati Youth Wind Ensemble pose together inside the school while holding their instruments. Pictured are Isabella Llerena, Elizabeth Benton, Kellen Whitcomb, Lucas Gerlach, Ben Lentz and Noah Miller.
No, your eyes aren’t deceiving you. Meadowview staff really are drinking out of pickle jars, watering cans, jack-o’-lanterns and even shoes!

Staff members are celebrating “Anything But a Water Bottle Day” as part of their secret staff spirit week, so don’t tell the kids!
8 days ago, Milford Schools
Four staff members pose with creative drink containers, including a toy car, boot, flowerpot and large plastic jug.
Two staff members participate in “Anything but a Water Bottle Day,” drinking from a pickle jar and a plastic tea jug outside the school.
A Miami Township police officer playfully drinks from the spout of a large blue watering can in a school hallway.
Three staff members pose with unusual containers, including a spray bottle, disinfecting-wipes container and small red funnel.
A staff member smiles while drinking through a straw from a clear plastic tote bag in front of yellow lockers.
Two staff members drink from a plastic jack-o’-lantern and a colorful mug made from building blocks.
A staff member drinks through a straw from a repurposed disinfecting-wipes container.
Three staff members drink from a bamboo-style cup, coconut-shaped cup and pineapple-shaped cup.
These Seipelt students stayed hydrated and got soaked amid last week’s heat!

Seipelt Elementary held its annual walk-a-thon with a fun Drip, Dash and Dance triathlon. Thank you to the Seipelt PTA for helping organize and celebrate this exciting fundraiser!
8 days ago, Milford Schools
A Seipelt student pours water from a red cup into a container during the outdoor walk-a-thon activities.
A Seipelt student races to pour water from a red cup into a container during an outdoor relay.
Two Seipelt students smile as they fill red cups with water from a large blue bucket.
A Seipelt student pours water from a red cup into a container during the Drip, Dash and Dance triathlon.
A Seipelt student smiles beside costumed pig and shark characters during the school’s walk-a-thon celebration.
A Seipelt student pretends to perform with a green inflatable guitar while dancing in the gym.
Seipelt students smile and dance together in the school gym during the walk-a-thon celebration.
Two smiling Seipelt students hold hands outside, with one wearing a colorful character towel and the other carrying a water bottle.
We were thrilled to welcome so many incredible Milford Middle School students to our September Board of Education meeting!

The Board recognized MMS student artists for their creativity and heard from eighth-grade WEB leaders about how the program helps welcome new students and make them feel connected at the Middle School.

Check out our latest Board Meeting Recap to read about these recognitions, Milford’s District Report Card, a special mission moment and more!

https://www.milfordschools.org/article/3142274
9 days ago, Milford Schools
Eight Milford Middle School featured student artists pose together in front of a large red Milford Eagle mural.
Eight Milford Middle School featured student artists pose with two staff members in front of a large red Milford Eagle mural.
Milford Middle School WEB leaders receive applause from attendees after presenting about the student leadership program to the Board of Education.
A Milford Middle School WEB leader speaks at the podium while fellow WEB leaders stand nearby during their presentation to the Board of Education.
There will be no school for students on Friday, September 18, as Milford Schools staff participate in professional development.

We hope our Eagles enjoy their three-day weekend!
13 days ago, Milford Schools
Milford Schools graphic announcing no school for students on Friday, Sept. 18, due to a staff professional development day.
Meet Your Coach!

You may know her as Coach Plitt, but after getting married this summer, she’s now Coach Marie Hippe!

In her second season leading Milford girls volleyball, Coach Hippe is building on a district championship in her first year. A former Ball State standout and three-time All-MAC First Team selection, she brings experience and a passion for helping our Eagles become confident leaders on and off the court.

Get to know Coach Hippe, her volleyball journey and her favorite Milford memory in our latest “Meet Your Coach” feature!
https://www.milfordschools.org/article/3134007
13 days ago, Milford Schools
“Meet Your Coach” graphic featuring a smiling portrait of Marie Hippe, Milford girls volleyball coach, with the Milford Eagles logo on a red, black and white background. Highlights: Led Milford to a district championship in her first season; three-time All-MAC First Team selection; and set Ball State’s career hitting percentage record at .362.
We’ve got great chemistry in our classrooms!

Our students got hands-on with science this week! In Mr. Sevachko’s class, the annual egg drop challenged students to design protective chambers to help their eggs survive the impact.

In Mr. Underwood’s class, students explored the law of conservation of matter by burning steel wool, dissolving tablets and melting ice. Meanwhile, Ms. Friesenborg’s students extracted DNA from strawberries!

With so much to discover, even our district administrators had to join in the fun!
14 days ago, Milford Schools
Two students wearing safety goggles react with excitement as one holds steel wool over a Bunsen burner with tongs, producing bright orange sparks.
A student holds up a white egg and looks upward during the outdoor egg drop activity as classmates watch nearby.
Students examine test tubes containing red strawberry mixtures while working at classroom lab tables during a DNA extraction activity.
A student transfers liquid from a plastic bag into a test tube while an adult steadies the tube during a strawberry DNA extraction lab.
A smiling student displays a white egg alongside a homemade protective chamber made from cardboard, colorful paper and blue tape.
Students gather behind the railing at the top of the stadium bleachers as one holds a cardboard protective chamber in preparation for the egg drop.
A student carefully pours clear liquid into a test tube containing a red strawberry mixture during a DNA extraction lab.
Two students wearing safety goggles react with excitement as one holds steel wool over a Bunsen burner with tongs, producing bright orange sparks.
Two students observe a clear cup containing liquid and ice. One wears blue gloves and a lab apron and holds the cup up for a closer look.
An adult wearing a red Milford polo smiles and reaches toward a test tube rack as students and another adult gather around a lab station during the strawberry DNA extraction activity.
The Milford Board of Education will hold its regular meeting on Thursday, September 17, at 6:00 p.m. at the MEVSD Board Office, 1099 State Route 131.

Community members are encouraged to attend in person or watch the livestream provided by ICRC.

Individuals who wish to provide public comment must submit a request before the meeting begins. The agenda is available on BoardDocs.

Watch the meeting online: https://www.icrctv.com/milford-school-board
14 days ago, Milford Schools
Milford Exempted Village Schools Board of Education regular meeting on September 17 at 6:00 p.m. Attend in person at the Board of Education Office, 1099 State Route 131, Milford, OH 45150. The red, white and black graphic includes a photo of five people holding framed Milford Eagles artwork.